Cambridge Sightseeing & Activities Guide

the oldest and smallest college founded in 1284, with charm and character. The main hall is a bona fide 13th century

explore, discover and experience Great St Mary's with a guided or self guided tour of church. Climb the 123 steps of the tower to see the panoramic views across Cambridge. Learning events also aimed at children

The Scott Polar Research Institute's Museum holds a collection of artefacts, paintings, drawings, photographs (including cinematographic film, lantern slides, and Daguerreotypes), and other material

explore one of Cambridge’s most treasured historic landmarks dating back to the 112th Century with beautiful original stained glass windows. Discover the story of Cambridge through film and exhibitions

The largest of Cambridge's colleges housing the famous Wren Library including works by Shakespeare, Newton and A A Milne who was a student

wildlife park with a wide range of animals from all over the world. Daily talks and displays. Large children's play area

splendid example of late Gothic architecture, with world's largest fan vaulted ceiling and the "Adoration of the Magi" by Rubens

Jacobean country house with many fine artefacts including rare clocks, set in fine formal and informal gardens including a working watermill

tranquil 40 acre garden offers year round interest to visitors with a collection of over 10,000 labeled plant species in beautifully landscaped settings, including Rock Garden, Lake, Glasshouses, Winter Garden, Woodland Walk

a clever combination of personally chosen artworks collected during the 20th century reflecting the taste of Jim Ede, curator at the Tate in London

Step back in time to an authentic Fen, to one of the oldest nature reserves in the country, virtually the last of its kind left in Britain